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TIER 4 GUIDANCE
Saturday 26th December 2020
With all of Sussex moving into Tier 4 and local Sports Centres closed we have had to drastically restrict our activities.
Following the UK Government’s announcement on Saturday 19 December of new Tier 4 areas (further updated on Wednesday 23 December), details have been released by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and Sport England as to how sport and physical activity is impacted within this specific Tier:
- Organised outdoor sport for under-18s (including those who were under-18 on 31 August 2020) and disabled people is allowed. Indoor sport for under-18s is only permitted for education or to facilitate childcare that enables parents or carers to work, seek work or take part in education.
- Organised outdoor and indoor sport for over-18s is not permitted.
- People can exercise outdoors or visit some public outdoor places, such as parks, the countryside, public gardens or outdoor sports facilities. They can continue to do unlimited exercise alone, or in a public outdoor place with their household, support bubble, or one other person.
- Outdoor sports facilities are allowed to open and can be used by individual households, bubbles or two people from different households. This applies to outdoor track and field provision where it is open locally
- There are no exceptions for disabled people taking part in sport or physical activity indoors.
- Competition licences within Tier 4 areas are suspended.
Check our website and emails or contact the club or your Coach for more details.